CFP Playoff Rankings

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College Football Playoff rankings​

1. Miami Hurricanes (8-0)

2.
Georgia Bulldogs (7-1)

3.
Utah Utes (8-0)

4.
Indiana Hoosiers (8-1)

5.
Alabama Crimson Tide (6-2)

6.
Kentucky Wildcats (7-1)

7.
Texas Longhorns (6-2)

8.
UCLA Bruins (8-0)

9.
BYU Cougars (7-1)

10.
Ole Miss Rebels (6-2)

11.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish (7-1)

12.
Ohio State Buckeyes (6-2)

13.
Tennessee Volunteers (6-2)

14.
LSU Tigers (6-2)

15.
Texas Tech Red Raiders (7-1)

16.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons (7-1)

17.
Houston Cougars (6-2)

18.
Missouri Tigers (6-2)

19.
Iowa Hawkeyes (6-2)

20.
USC Trojans (7-2)

21.
South Carolina Gamecocks (5-3)

22.
Arizona Wildcats (6-2)

23.
Oregon Ducks (5-3)

24.
Florida Gators (5-3)

25.
Boise State Broncos (7-1)
 
The reality is we have plenty of talent to play with any of them. Gotta have a plan and purpose to get it done.
 
What I see is that we led and then narrowly lost to 2 playoff ranked teams. Both of them could be in the playoff this year and certainly would be next year. Our third loss was bad, but tough to win when you lose the turnover battle by 3. I don't think we are far off.

Not saying we will, but I believe we can win out. If we do, a win against OSU would go a long way towards making up for the loss to Washington.
 
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jd just cut in line in front of Doc at the Optimist's store.
I probably did...the 3 losses are frustrating, but I think we are closer than some are giving us credit for.

While leaving the stadium last week, I heard a number of attendees voicing their opinions regarding the coaches, team, etc. I get the frustration, but I don't think it warrants firing coaches. Let's see what the coaches can come up with to change the outcome of these close games.
 
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I probably did...the 3 losses are frustrating, but I think we are closer than some are giving us credit for.

While leaving the stadium last week, I heard a number of attendees voicing their opinions regarding the coaches, team, etc. I get the frustration, but I don't think it warrants firing coaches. Let's see what the coaches can come up with to change the outcome of these close games.

Absolutely. Though, in a real sense, we don't have any other choice.
 
It would be interesting to see how B1G's bias impacts our games. We don't lose close games within the margin of statistical error. Refs always turn our games around.
 

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